The Year of Moving Forward
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Coldplay! and CIA Stuff
Coldplay was unbelievable. The above shot was taken before Coldplay took the stage at the Verizon Wireless Music Center in Shelby County Alabama. I would pay good money to see them again right now. I recorded about 4 songs on my Blackberry, but I will not subject you to those poor quality videos. But here's a live video from another person at a concert on this tour in Tokyo. What an evening. Balloons and all.
Chris Martin makes a big deal out of bass guitarist Guy Berryman's hot looks and says he's the reason they are so successful, he draws the teen age girls and all the gay guys. Read it here at Towleroad. Or, just gaze at these pictures from that site.
Guy is second from the right in this photo.
The CIA and Pelosi
Ok here's a thought about the CIA and Nancy Pelosi. First, it is no where near as important what Pelosi knew and when as it is to determine and hold accountable those who authorized and commanded that torture take place.
Second of all, the CIA has a mission and to carry out that mission involves espionage and spy techniques. In order to do that, they lie. Being a spy means you have to lie about who you are and what you do. Since the CIA lies to fulfill its mission, why should we believe that the CIA would not lie to make itself look better?
Third, I don't like plagiarism, and although I usually enjoy Maureen Dowd and her columns, she's been caught. Read this. She used the words of TPM's Josh Marshall. Poor excuse, Maureen.
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Coldplay,
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Oh, and every one who attended the concert got a free cd of Left Right Left Right Left, live with 9 songs. (I think you can download it for free too, btw). I'm listening now.
As for Ms. Pelosi, who cares one way or another as to what she may or may not have known in 2002 from the CIA. We all know that the CIA has lied sny number of times, at the very least beginning with the assasination of Salvador Ayende, a democratically elected president. The real issue is that the former president and his advisors and attorneys ALL allowed what was clearly illegal as regards torture. Nearly everything that was allowed to occur was in direct opposition to the rules of the Geneva Convention. Our tactics were not only illegal, but at the very least immoral.
Sounds like Joe has a Coldplay crush! :)
You bet, Javi!!!
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